Baltimore Jewish Times

If two patients show up at the hospital at the same time in need of the only ventilator, both hospital guidelines and rabbis assert that physicians should use clinical judgment to determine which patient has a better chance of survival.   The problem arises once a patient is already put on a ventilator.

Rabbi Nochum “K” Katsenelenbogen of Chabad of Owings Mills usually welcomes about 150 people for the Passover seder. Needless to say, this year, things...

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency is collecting the news flowing in from across the globe about the coronavirus' impact on Jewish communities. The JT will...

By Beth Kanter The question of “why is this night different than all others” takes on a whole other meaning this year as we get...

Forget about “The Chanukah Song.” Actor Adam Sandler’s latest earworm is a tribute to doctors and nurses and an exhortation for people to stay...

Social distancing and staying inside is hard. Thankfully, accessing good things to watch during this time is not. This is the first installation of...

If two patients show up at the hospital at the same time in need of the only ventilator, both hospital guidelines and rabbis assert that physicians should use clinical judgment to determine which patient has a better chance of survival.   The problem arises once a patient is already put on a ventilator.

By Renee Reizman | JTA Like most people preparing for their coronavirus self-isolation, I took stock of my pantry staples. I only owned one can...

By Skye Spealman This Torah portion, Tzav, talks about animal sacrifices, which were done during the times of the Mishkan and the Temple. People sacrificed...